Maritime era ships and cargoes near the island
A chaotic docket recounts ships and brigantines bound for Virginia London and Bristol, with several vessels driven ashore near Deep Bay and altered crews. Reports from Capt Crichton aboard Peniel dated Bristol reveal Jamaica passage and encounters with several large ships in the Gulf, while Governor appointments and stock prices are noted alongside trade mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenning
Efor Londons
Bath
London
Chardson
Liverpool
Edward Parr
Eagle
Benson
Shig Gore
Humpoe
Hull
Rhode
Svante
Snow
Bristol
John Bedgood
Steen
John Brown
Glasgow
Bosie
Virginia
St. Euffacia
Crichton
Peniel
Jamaica
Westmoreland
Marshal
América
Hicks
Landoni
Gulph
Racing Purse Totals at Bromley Common August Meeting
A stray OCR fragment details multiple purses at the Bromley Common meeting in Kent on August 27 28 and 29. It lists first day purses of twenty five guineas for mares or geldings with weight allowances, second day fifteen guineas for galloways with limits, and a ten guinea third purse. It mentions entrance fees and weight rules and notes prepayment and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbourn
Eondo
Shaftsbureau
Andover
Ana
James
Toogood
Sarum
Hor Sherbourn
Kent
Cou
Gennes
Maidstone
Rete
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Nesters Ie
Vale Andir Edward Dexine
Bin
Eléttion
Lorp- Vane
Sir Edward
Dering
Bart
Abingdon
Bach Horse
Char Rus. Fox
Sims
Ron
Bromley-Common
Geldin
Gatsy
D. Feven
Rely
Rely Or Zs Naeta
Gié Pott
Fia
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Baten
Ee Bilal
Haznlton-Court
Richard Sutton
Guernsey
Belouigee
Cramer Spee
George “Hi Maesty
William Evans
Queen’s
Royal Regiment
Hexfe
Duke of Argyll
Greenwich
South Sea
New South Sea
India
York
Welch -Titco
Isaks
Ee Hanks
Ditcowit
William
Herbert
London-Bridge
Gracechurch Street
Tarquin’s
Céyvént- Garden
Deceas
D. Revis